The Sun. — London, England, 1810-01-25 00:00:00

I r . 1 trtas; t r cb3V er. -1 1;~+tF~l w ~...:*'; A 1 k.,.. .'•'.'l , ' .. ' . A ..P:/ . • r '4litt v - 4 ' ' .l :; 4 -. 7; ‘- ' l----.7 .*:A 1 1:c , 'ik& ; ',... ,• • , ..... , J : II ei it . .. ".4 . .....".• C ~- 'A .41 • , ; eould, I :td, if b the 5 01 rmed 111 ~r •,fl mike 0f inqu; ion ref f the 01 CI this 0 antler I P A )n) 1 0 " practi l iur, vould the We' eir vould 1 11 le evellg the rir . ng their, =andel.' ary ofD' 0810 1 ,1 it coo; :',charic• lingqike In, as it :man to 't which of it id i of Os !fenders vitbeto !stowei at tba Sustain , to tbi st her PePP IS d been ' bdced, sd, not :h fan- Dot to ct that t was . I; the. e and posing , British ple of could, power Paige, en tle could I fol. , qooro ain in saved rn had lot be. .ce of 3ritian which eman 'riend ity of 'arlia kould 7reaty en t it in-...-ed in his sub- Right . states! ) was ,verna y Mr. that sigri es, at of in- there ced if atiob cruse the )ositu t the to as !vase Idua a ~ 1 , 11 413E, R 5420] 4 TH EATRE . n 1 ROYAL, COVENT-GARDE N. "' in ORROW EVENING, . San. 20, . 1810, Vein ••• be performed the Opera of . ' TI-E EXILE. Count InriCk, the-Exile, Mr• EGERTON ;• . ' '': Governor of Siberi4, Mr. MUN DEN ; • •• ; Baron Alltracialf, Mr. LISTON ; • Count Calinar, .Mr. BELLAMY ; Daran, 'Mr. YOUNG 1.11 -e Empress Elizabeth, Mrs. ST. LEGER ; Sedona, Mrs. HUMPHRIES ; • Alexiria, Mrs. H. lOHN STUN ; In An ' Katharine Mrs. DICKONS. ii, t `-' 11. The Coronation of the Empress Elizabe th. ' ` v ilich will be performed (?7th time) a new Comic Pantomime, called -' ' HARLEtACIN PEDLAR; Or, THE HAUNTED WELL. ' , Harlequin Penlar, Mr. BOLOGNA, jun. ; ai r • • Clown, Mr. GRIMALDI ; rithothy Clialkstone, Mr. T BLANCHARD . ; Sir Niarinaduke Rupee, Mr. RIDGWAY ; ' Coli - mune, Miss ADAMS ; Itfairy of the Well, Miss M. 13R1STOW ; ,The Fairy Dew Drop, Miss WO RL; MAN. 1.3* %.,• t..:, - ,,c1 , ri..,..-- ..,.sa.—.e:t -;s Cot , Second Price 4 h e elit"y 2s. Second 'Price is.---Opp. r Gallery is. • t z i b oors will be o eked at' Half past Five, and the Play. I n at F. 1,11- S i x. P :li e „ past lit lte 7 l %'c'c Pantoinime, called Harlequin Pedlar, or, The „slice Weil, will be repeated every Evening till further YA c r iv ,-,aturday, The Merchant of Venice.-- . On Monday, it^e.Aichard the Third.—on Wednesday, The lealous A n • Ileo w Drama, in Three Ads, interspers , ' 'cl with Music, to ,' The Free Kriillis ; or, Tile'Ediet t irCharleinagne, is [ 'ear sal, and wiii be speedily produced. i • LYCEUM- THEATRE. r t iki r tr ri lhe Special License ot the L() RI) CHAN BE RLAI N, t eil tor the p res ent Season to the joint application of all PartieS principally interested., . - I N,Edit Majesties' Segauts, tor ' rnitig the COM "ill P i\ NY of the laic -DRUR LANE THEATRE, form PRESENT I,NICIN LNG, I..tti,uaiy 25, iiito, . 41n the Co i f Me( v o MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING: - Don Pedro, Mr. HO-LA.4N 0 ; Leonato, Mr. W ROUG 1-I . l'ON ; Don (oho, Mr..F.Y-RE:;•. . • i • . Claudio, Mr. I,)E CAMP ; . , , Claudio, Mr.'W RE NCH - - s.l.)ogberry, Mr. DO W.TO N; . ~ Verges, Mr. W EWITZER ; • ' - Hera', -- Ali s. oi l -(4 14 . ; . . ...' Beatrice, Mrs. EDWIN ; Margaret, Miss 'II DSW E LL ; , 't ' - Ursula,. 111rs.„SC ( rr. o ,,hkli will be add.,.i, the MdsicA Entertainment of NO SONG NO SUPPEI.:. • - Frederick, Mr HORN ,• , . . ' Crop, Iclr. MA IS:1-1A LL ; • ' • .. ' Endless, Mr. mATFoiws ; Robin,- Mr. RUSSELL ; . : W illiatn, . Mr. SMA T II ; • Dorothy, M rs. BL A N D; . , Louisa 'I9 rs. M ATH U. W 6 ; Nelly, Mrs. 0 IZG ER ; ~. ~110 1 tlargaretta, Mrs. MOU NTAIN, • kr.4 . -- -s 6s. Second Price 3s.—Pit 36. 6d. ! Second Price 25. l'rie .r Y 2 S• Second Price !S.—Upper Gallery Is. Secon d ti t. 6 ; 1. in thc Box ' bli,° 4 's and places to, be taken of Mr. Spring, ' li l y' at the. Strand entrance ; of whom may also be had T i 'e 'luxes nightly. I r fo r ,, i ' e DeorS' to be opened at Half past-Five, and. the Per t , i , alice to begin at Ralf past,Six. ' ...:. . i"th i u- rnorrow, The Merry Wives of Windsor ; with Honest th an ev ,, , •—On Saturday, Man and Wife ;, or, More -Secrets ;\_ll - I ,‘,'ne ; with The Midnight Hour.--()n Monday, Up' II - Olt ; or , The smugg lers' Cave.-. -- Q 1 ) YiNtillesday , The YPecti te 1.4 . `la(6 new Play, founded on Massinger's Comedy of The City Ill ke - , 11 ? , has jaeen • some time in reaearsal, and will be pro thuneditely. .. . . pr ORATORIOS AT PLAY-HOUSE P RicEs; , : FIE NOBILITY, GENTRY, and PUBLIC in vii i , genetal,- are respectfully info r n i c d, t h ese l'ertormances Asi, commence, as usual, under the Dlre etion of Messrs. .V p 'ILEY, a t' the NEW THEATR b. RO YAL,• .CO . Ivitl i ‘lT-C , ARDEN, on ES DAY ,NEXT. the 30th inst., the Sa cre d Or a tovin of • ~ ..... THE MESSIAL-I. t Composed by G. F. HANDEL., I,v.,nd of Part the First, a C 0 N C E IcTO; by Mr. SAMuti. i i „,t S L F, y , on t h e NEW ORGAN, built by Allen, ipivi'llich ' will introduce. a . Fugue of Sellitstian Bach's, . ' • Further particnlars will be advertised in due time. , A, MARRIED CLERGYMAN of the Esta , __ I ,_ blished Church, residing in a 116altliy and beautiful ; 1 4 4 of the: South of , Englanii, about si.x.ty miles from Lop jnt arid within a short distance ot the sca clast, Is dz•sirous tt r " c iving into his bouse.a YOUNG I.A 1 ..)YW0 c 'S l'E kS of..respedable conneaions. ,The utmost atten i! Will be paid to - eeligiOn, and morals; awl aS every . corn- • 1 1 ° . r and accumfitodatiort-wql be ntrt Liberally provided, A 3 . . l adsonle remuneration isek pedal. • I ,j or turthereet,r Part ictita.s on. appl'y to Mr. llocigson, Bookseller, l l l Pole-a Lond .. . . •• . .• . q.ENERAL SIR J OHN MOO RE'ss CORUN NA /4 i ,. PATENT C AMP: IiEDSTEAD, forming a..:r.'ular T e „",. L tar Y Bed for the Field, Barracks , &c. also a SOFA for a ZC - orkoom, &c. and likewise a S (.7A hir on board p ora P , the whole packing , in-a , c4itall - V alice , allowed the moat t u ta bl4".ever, yes •manntaduted, invented liY• MORGAN SANS';' No. r 6 and r7,.Catlie;ine,ireet; Strand, 0 ro WER ost humbly present-ttie highest lionOirr, ought to be pa 4 2 those,Dtip ',so gallantly live and die for their 'King "", Cenntry. . MONR-V`;;--ANNUITI L. SREI) E L M,AI3I;E. • , Irt - TE gOVI-LITY, CLERCA - , ,GE„ NTRY, and ()ric ers , fnity he immediately accommodated with any to ti, n; lii-iii..ver g re at the arnottnt,- upon_ terms fully equ al ci ti nl ie 6 ligttge, by grant of an",enuity adequately secured D- r urn, Freehold, Copyhold, -Leasehold, bunged i'ro. ~,7,1 - Y,' r Personal. Security. Gentlemen of responsibility i k _' l._ ? c !i s ild yy t i l i t i is advertisement worthy their atteritial. The ex. pe.moderate. ko l i ersonal applications received every day by Mr. Mills, at I • 1 1. Craven-buildings, Drury - lane.— Letters tpost paid) I nrnediately answered. . ' , MONEY. IVISSRS. LUCAS and Co. beg Leave to inform those that -Mabe desirous of borrow in g Teiripo. t . rY or Verma t ient SUMS of MON EY, that they can 'at all 4 111 es, and without delay, advance any ;.• , ..1111 frnin One Bun. redto Twenty Thousand Founds, and upwards, on pei:iona -- 1 )r any other Security, arising•frotn 11arriagertletnents, MO.' iiiey in the Fund s , ClerZynierV' Livings, or Freehold, Copy ?_l4, and Leasehold Estates,, oh the most fair and equitable . 1 rins, zind . will also Condua every Negotiatio n at much less cxpenoe than what is usuallyincurred in money transactions: jerbonal Applications Messrs. L udas and Co. daily re.• "_,ze at, their h o use, No. 19, I errnyn.stre•zt,. 'nu Letters ! ' 'post a id, • immediately answered. N 33 • -1) •71 en years purchase will be lot well secured untuties. TH [IBS D AY, JANUARY- 23, 1810. ' ALL IN TWEI , VE HOURS. Swryt and Co.' remind their Friends and, thkt Public, that the whole of the present thand-STATE LOTTERY warbe Drawn on ST. YALEN T IN Ws DAY, the 14th of Next Month, wh en in the short s p ace of Twelve ! - Hours theimmense Sum of Two Hundred ThotAand Pountls will be distributed in Prizes of 4arious descriptions, includ ing Forty Capitals, among which are Finn of 20,0001. each. , TICKETS and S HARES' ire on Sale In great variety' at. their Offices, No. r r, Poultry, No. iz, Charing-Cross, and • 'No. 3 r, Aldgate High-street, where Five of the Capital Prizes in the last Lottery were sold in the last Lottery were sold in Shares. • Lately published, Handsomely printed in One olume 0 BtavO, price is boards, , - 7s. 6d. the Second Edition .of 7EAT,' WITHOUT, INNOVATION.: - or the present State of Religion and Mors considered ; with a View tothe Dispositions and Measures required tbr its I tn. .provernent. to which is .subjoined, an Address to Young. Clergymen ; intended to guard them against - some prevalent errors. Printed for F. C. ' -and 1. Rivington, .No. 62, 'St:"Pauri Church-Yard; sold also by - Hatchard ) No., 19o,: Picca dilly. • , -This Day was published. - Handsomely printed in One Volume Odalro, price Sse. QCRIPTURAL ILLUSTRATIONS •of the THIRTY-NINE ARTICLES of of ,ENG LAN D; with a PraClical COinntent won each Article; afVeCtiOnately intended to promote Religious Peace and Unity. • ,I3y SAi4IUEL WIX, A.M. Kalov of Inwartli, • in the County of Esiex ; 'and - Vicar of St. 13arthotoineW the Less; London. , • No. 03, ROYAL EXCHAN OE. M.— ESSRS: f HAZARD, BURNZ, and Co. Stock- Brokers, London, respecifully inform the Public, that TICKETS and SHARES' for the prese nt ,STALE LOT. T E RY, which is ,on the same new•and improved Plan as the last, consisting of only 5,000. Numbers, are on Sale at their Office as above. .. „ The. SCR PANE • contains, 4 - - - - - Prizes of ~ - - , k20,n00 4 - - - - . - . of - - - - 5,000 r a, - - - - l',oon And zo ' - of - -- ' - - so t ., - To be all drawn in ONE DAY, - the r4th of F EB R U A RY', .. - 4810.- ' , . Printed for F. C..and'l. Rivington, lip. 6z, St. Paul's Church. Yard; sold also by 1. tiatcliard, 'so, Picca dilly. ; Letters, post-paid, duly answered, and Sherries gratis. Orders by, Past, Coach, or Carrier, accompanied witillte mittance, pundually attended to. • • ' Lately,ptiblishQd, Hanctsomily. printed in One Voluine, - . Olavo, price, in boards, Ss. a New Edition, with Additions,' being •the Third, 6f . HE MEDITATIONS of a RECLUSE ; chiefly on Religious Sul)jeas. . , i• 0 By JOHN BREWS'ITER, M.A. . • . • ' Rector of. kedmarshall, Durhitit. - . - • • Printed 'fi - J. C. and , J. Rivingt(n, No. 6z, St.Pattl's Church-yard ; sold also by 1.- flatchard, No-. 190/ Picca dilly. - - 01 whom may be had, by the same Author, ._ • ' - I. Le&ures on the Ac Ts- of the Apostles, , delivered - in the Parish Church of Stockton-upon-Tees, during Lent, in the Years 1803, 1804, 180 . 5, 'and iSo6. liandiomely Printed in two vols.. Svo. with three Maps, illustrating the Travels of ;he Apostles. r rice' in boards r4s. 3. A Secular EssaY : containing a- Retrospeaive View of fiventS ; connected with the EcclesiasticalsHistory of Eng land during the Lighleenth century. With Refieaions on the - State of Praaical Religion in that Period. In one vol. I.- Svc.: price io.boards," 7s. • • - EY TON; Partner with .the late Sir j... 13RANSCO,.1 1 18, Removed to '2' Cor,nhilL, near the Mansion-House,,, RETURNS Ilts,Grateful Thanks for all Favout • received during the Eiglif Years' he was the'Orify Part- " ner 'and person conueded in the Lottery Business with the late Sir tames Branscornb,- and respealully solicits the corn- mantis, of his friends s and the public, at his present Office, No. i, CO It N J-1 I LL, ne established solely, on his ow n ac:. count, acid where the smallest order will meet Orat'civility and'attention for' which his former residence was particularly 'noticed. - • - The Lottery will be draWn all in ONE DAY, FE BRUARY LI, igie. , • The .Schenie and Plan of Drawing are in themselves so good, and were so universally approved in the last Lottery, that very, few 'words ore required to invite purchasers. Eyton theretore has only to add, that as Ti..kets and Shares w ill most certainly rise, an early-application should be made at his lucky Office, . i • • No. 2, CO li,N HILL, near the MansiOn-Flouse. I. air The Public arc respettfollyintormed - ,.that no Busi-. iness can be transaeted befute Eight o'Clock in the fulorning or a f te r Eight o'clock in the Evensigi accurdiriA to the A. 61. of Pa;iianuint. . ~ . . ri ) ll.lCt 'SIXPENGE ALFP'~NN St .SIR JAMES BRANSCOME and CO. Alt now Selling TICKETS and •SHAR E S in the NEW STATE LOTT E RY, to-be drawn the 14111 oft ARY, 180 . , all in OE DAY, at their Lucky 4.Mlices, No. 37, Cornhill, No. N 1,. Holborn, No. 38,..flay market anit No: 269, Strand ; where they had the tin.:-re- Warted good Fortune to distribtite to the Public," in'lhe last Three Udtt-ries alone, the following Capital Pr;' Shares, namely N 0.2,6 ,C20,e00 No.- 1,358 - ‘2, 9,12.3 - - - 20,000 12,167 - 18, 977 - 20,000 • 4,39 3 - • 12,510 20,000 I 15,127 . 3,256 - 18,318 . - - With the Grand Capital Prize of 1,000 Tickets, NO which divic!ed .smongst tile Fortunate Holders a 4,765 pendent 01 army ',soot. &c. %Vitae likewise the First 3a ,0001 Prize, the rimy Prize; and thelasf 25,0001. Prize, ever- shared in Lottery, were sold in Thirty .one ,hares. The above Proprietors earnestly recommend an ear chase in the.present Lottery, being on yllie same niutti.ap.. proved Plan as the last, when nearly every Tirlet was sold, as they presume a, scareity.ot Tickers 4nd Sh4re, wi It b ,ex perienced, from the merits-of. the Plitt being more generally • 1 known. Scheme in this Paper. ' Prizes paid on Demand. • PICTUALLING.OFfICE; 'f'an. tB, . . 71rHE COMMISSIONERSjOrFICTUALLING .7 11 -Her MAJESTrs Auvr do hereby give Nctice, That oft Friday,: the 2.c1 of February next, they be ready to :reielve , Tenders in writing (sealed rip); and treat for Five Hundred Tons of genuine ()ATM E A 1., to be dellirrt'ed one hall-thereof ire one Month, and the case, half in oni llf,ntb afterwards, into Hit Majesty': ViElualling Storer at Deptford, Portsmouth', and Pit , mouth, in the proportion: rtruierrnentioned, viz. Tons Deptford Portsmouth Plymouth .. . . tco • S it • -And to be paid _lot by Bilh, qtyable with Ninety AT; OCTAVO EDITION OF MRS. CARTER!S ME MOI,ItS AND WORKS. This Dar was published, - • - Handsomely .printed in:TWo Vownies, Oaavo,• price in .boirdS O. is. the Second Editionof • EMIRS of the LIFE .of Mrs; ELIZABETH OA KTE K; • with a Is)cw-Ediribn of her Pocins, - eluding some which have.never appareddinfot. - To which-ire - addert, - • .- • Some.,Niscellaneous Essays in . Prose,. together with her Notes on the'Biblt, and "Ansvrers . to Objettioris concerning the Christian KeNion. _ • By the Rev.. NI r TAG PENT INC TON, M.A. • Vicarof Northbourn; in Kent,'her Nephew avid Executor. Printed for F. C. 'and Rivington, No. fa, St. Paul's -h-yard ; sold also by J. Hdtchard, 'No; i9O, Picea. 41ft4 d.lle. The Conditions of ibe Contraa May'te seen at the - Secretary' e - . . No regard Will be belta any Temler in Wfiiek the, Price -shalt ** - ma-be in3ert2d in words at length, or that shall rot tedeliveredli, the Board before One o'Clock on the said Friday, the 2d February next, nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, or some Per. son on his &hal t of ends to ani;verzolden cnlle 'jot . Of wltocti may be I.a, lately peblished, The Second Edition of ies of Letters between Mrs Elizabeth Carter and Miss nc "falhol, from the Year 17 . 4i.t0 rno. To which Letters from Mrs.•l.lizabeth Carter to Mrs Vesey, the Years t 763 and 1-7 Sl i t , - which Mrs: .Vesey. - requested sitould be published. i:uhlistml from the ki..tnitscrOve„' by the Rev. Montagu VennisigtOn; .Handsomei y \printed. in tour Volumes, NYetavorptie: •t,t5,.11. t6s. A few Copies remain - of the Quarto Edition,. in Two Volubies, price, boards,3l. 3s. Also, Mrs. Carters Translation Of the W or - 1:s of Epidea tus,„front the Original Greek, in Two Volumes„OdAvo, price in boards, 16s. MACKNIGHT ON THE EPISTLES. This bay was published, In Four Volumes O&avo, price 2!. zs. inboards, the 4tl} Edition, to which is prefixed an Af:count of the Life of the Author, of • • NEW LITERAL TRANSLATION from the Original GREER of fhe Apos - roLicAt. PISTLES'; with a Coinceentarv, and Notes, Philologi cal; Critical,, Explanatory, sod Orietical., whiCh - ie added, a Mistory.of the Life of the Apostle Paul. • By JAMES MACKNIGHT, 1).D: - Printed for Long Man, Burs:, Rees, and Orme, Paternou 4er-row ; (. Ogle, .tlinburgh; and M. Ogle, Glasgow. (cr A few copies are remaining; with the Greek, I'l6 vols.: Bvo. price 31. us..6d. • - Or whom may be had, by the same Author' • A Harmon) •of •the Four Gospels :.in which the natural order of each is •tireseryed. Witl3 a Paraphrase and Notes, in 2 vols. - Bvo. the tourth edition, price 21S.'board6. - This Day was published, By - W NT:tLAI:K E and . St )NS, An 4 inay be itad,G RAT' S, upon Application to the print pal Bocksellers of the United King•dom; , A_ CATALOGUE of T:.AW , BOOKS, with Ex.- 1 tracts Irons thePielar, , ,:i to the dilfa 0 e nt Works; ,)- li...tied (ttsc greatest part exe t liAively jby Vki i n. ClArke and Sons, Lat'vßooksellers,- - gtrget ,. - • , - - :THE MOTHER,.BY MRS. WEST. Second Edition. This Day was published, In Foolscap Odavo, price 7s. boards, rr ) HE MOTHER • a Poem, in kive Boaks. .t... By Mrs..W EST.: ' Printed for Longman, Hurst; Rees, and Orme, Paternos ter-row. '-• - , -4 ‘, Strong sense, maternal , patrio t i c, and, above all, Luis tian, feeling, without 7. tindure of fanaticism, are the charac. teristics of this Poem, which will be ever the delight of those who are filmed or trained . to feel as man should feel." —B r itish Critic, lune, ac,g. - . . . , 01 whom may be had, by the same Author, a. Letters addressed to a Young Man, 3 vols: tarn°. 215. 2. Letters adtressed tea Young Lady,. 3,vels. tzato. tl.ts. 3. Poems atleVtays. to 4 vols. iztno, it 3s. boards. 4. The Advantages - of Education, 2..v015. lento. 75. . . 5. Gossip's Story, 2 vuls. 121110.- 75., 6. A 'faleof the Times ; 3 vois. ram°. 135: 64. • . • HAMPSHIRE-2-4012 S4E, , MANSION-HOUSE, PARK, and ESTATES. .4 ,A Purchaser may be accomrnOilated either with a motidnae or very. extensive property. For _Particular*, enquire of Messrs. Goode, .S,olicitors, HoWland. street, fitzr9y 7 squarq ; or Mr. Kirby; Solicitor, A iresi9rd. Distance from London 55 miles, Portsmouth 24, South. ampton '22.• „. ': BUCKS. TO Bt'Lt'rtfv AUCTION, On Saturday the 3d of February, Ow, al 12 o'Clock, at, noon, at the Swarilitn,.Newpoit i'agnetl, Bucks in the ?011owing Lots, for 4„thrni of ten yeas from Cady-day next : .- - -- • - , • -• , . Lot 1. pp UNSTY FARM, situate in.- LATH , ...10 BURY.i consisting of a farm-House, Barn, • • stitble, and other Buildings, with ,147 `acres, r rood, and 5, perches of Lan& and 59 acres Woodland, with a Manor belonging-thereto. ' • . • . t Lot 2... , - LATUBURY FARM; consisting of a Farm- House, Pant, Stable, and other Buildings, with 14 acres, 2 roods . and 29 perches. ' Lot 3. I.;A:THBURY FARM; consisting, of 108 acres of - Land, and the.Afterrriatlt of one acre and,three YAWS. called., George , Holmes; all Ole above are now in the oCcitpation of Mr. Thomas Battaiits. Lot 4. Consists of 7 8 ac res, 3 roods, and 17 perciies ; ad joinini L.& 3. irr the occupation of Mr. William Gthiirey. l'artieulars may be had Three Day s preVious ro the 3d of February, at the Swan 'lnn, Newport Pagnell ; a nd at the' Inns in" the neighti ou rhood, or ivies4s. Gre6i; and Coriiel4,/ , Skitint-r-Hall, l',oridan ; or Mr:Smith ; Brinsyard-Liall, neir Satn,ii - idliani, ,Sutfojk. • MURRAY'S GRAMMAR, ILI Two YOls: Odavo. This Day was published v price 11. Is. boards, ENGLISH GRAMMAR - ; comprehending C3._ the printiptci and kules'cf the Language, illustrated by appropriate 11.4ERCISES, and a KEY to the EXER CIsES. • 13y:L1NDLEY MIIRKAY. • Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Urine; and Dar. ton- and' Hat vey ; • Wilson and Son,'york ;: and A. Coustable .6114 co. Etiipburgiv.,, The rrOprietOrs.Of M. Murray's Grammatical Works flatter themselves; that the prese., onprovoa Edition of the Nvhole, in - Two . Volumes Oeta‘o, in a large letter, - and on sitpertine paperovill be received by the public with appro bation. The Author has, on this occasion revised Ix:: Gram. Mar, 'enlarged irvery-considerably„ and a daoed the whole to the pOrposes in view. The addiribus occupy more than, Ninety Pages of - the first Volume, and intetspersed,thiough-, our:the book. ' ()film same Bookellers may be had, - • The Graminar ; ',the •A,bridgment to the Grammar ; the Exercises; and the Key, ttleirCoitimolt - forrn, - .spanitely or togethrr, for the . Use of Schools and private Learners. This Day was published, Psice Al. tor. per set, printed on Copy' or Draft Paper, oh one side only. 1N . ,. . SELECT , COLLECTION of PRINTED . BLANK DRAFTS in 'CONVEYANCING ; com prising such as are of. the mast general .use illi prathce, with Variations, adapting, them to different Circtunstinices of Title. . . -- Seleded from the Pirce dent s of - ' . ' CHARLES - BAATO N., Esq. . Author of the Clements of Conveyancing. These Drafts are winced on Copy Paper; on one ide'' only, and iiill,ll ts - picsninci, Le round cxtre-inety , useful to Salici.; _ tors in all cases when peculiar expediti ,, n is required. No. I. Conveyance by Vendor, or Vendor and Wife, to a Purchaser, or a Purchaser and Trustee.. . No. 11. Conveyance by Vendor and Trustee for prevent ing Dower, to a Purchaser. . . , No. 111. Conveyance by Vendor aid Trustee for pre venting Dower, to a PurChaser andhis Trustee for the kik* • purpose. No.IV. Conveyance by Mortgager and Mort g a g ee in fee, ' to a rurChaser, or a Purchaser and-Trustce; for preventing Dower. No. V. Conveyance by Mortgager and. Mortgagee for a term, to a Purchaser; or a Purchaser an.; Trustee for Pre venting Dower. ~ No. VI. As . sigpment of. Leasehold Premises from a Vets.: dor toa Purchaser. No. VII. Assignment .of LeaSehold Premises from a Mortgager and Mortgagee to a Purchaser. No. VIII. Mortgage in Fee by the Owner of the Inhe,.. • ritance ,' Variations where Wife a Party. i No. IX. - Mortgage n Fee by the Owner of. the Inheti tance and his Trustee for preventing Dower. No/X. 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